Despite
its enormous height, production costs are low due to cheap overseas
manufacturing. One units costs about as much as one GOLEM (see below).
Equipped with nuclear reactor. A.D still owns about 30 units, most of which
are rarely used due to their rundown state. Manufacturing contract has not
been renewed since 1989.

Units of
this type are meant to replace the old M-Type B (see above). So far there are
only prototypes in use. Versatility and power output similar to the M-Type B
while being considerably smaller. Powered by an experimental fusion reactor –
should be handled with care. Interior hull is laminated with a specially
devised foil which offers the best possible isolation and minimizes the
danger of plasma and/or radiation leakage in case of malfunction. The reactor
is able to “hibernate” in case of energy surplus.

Model: M-Type L "Whale"Type: Bio-organic workerHeight: 2,5 - 3 m

Drive: ClassifiedHalf-life: 3 months

Made of a
self-regenerating organic material which in case of injury is able to regain
optimal performance within seconds. Completely massive – no bodily fluids, no
internal organs. No autonomous intelligence either, but possesses its own
energy supply. About as versatile as the GOLEM (see above), though a lot
cheaper and easier in handling. Half-life is genetically programmed for
safety reasons in case of malfunction. No natural “death”. Easy to mass
produce. Due to its possible usage as a military force and alleged funding by
so-called rogue states, “Whale” production is overseen by the UN.

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Model: M-Type X
"Coeur"Type: VesselHeight: 2,5 - 3 mDrive: classified

Possesses
a Stingray-type cerebral cortex, which initially possesses no autonomous
intelligence but can “record” one external neural pattern. Rewritable
Stingray-types are currently in the making. Its designation “vessel” hints at
its most common usage as an external neural memory. About as versatile as an
average human being but much more powerful.